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Here's an example of the confusion which can arise in trying to ID these three mushrooms, Naematoloma sublateritium ( Cinnamon Cap Brick Top or Brick Cap ), capnoides ( Smoky Gill ) and fasciculare ( Sulfur Tuft )from macroscopic features. Paying attention to the type of substrata they grow on, and color (which can vary within species) are the best indicators... Naematoloma is now known as Hypholoma ...
Incidentally, I quoted you false information when you came over. The Sulfur Tuft does not only grow on Coniferous wood, but evidently also grows on deciduous wood and in grass according to Gary Lincoff in the Audubon Guide .
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